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NEBRASKA
TRACED FROM PEN TO A POINT
IN LINCOLN.
SEE SEARCH OF HAY STACK
Rode Through Storm In Milk Wagon
Chief of Police Hunger Hat
Narrow Escape All
Track Lost.
Lincoln. Tlio lliHt (lullulto duo ln
dluutlvu of tlio tiioiuiiiuiitH Tliuniiluy
cwnliiK of tin; conMutH who murdered
"Warden Oelnliiinty mid hlu two iiHulHt
iintH that uftoriioon uaiuu to light l-'ri-day
uM'iilnn, when it was ntadu known
that tlicy hud lieen Hhelteied ut the
lioiuo of JuRoiih Dlckaian, liookkcoiior
mid dairyiiian, IMiiKiit UTO'.i Van Dora
BtP-ctH. Thu three half-frozen inuti In
convict i;'iib came to tho house at
uhout ;i::iu ThurKilay afternoon, threat
ohIiik .Mm. Hickman and tho hired
man and eaiitlouud them not to make
mi outcry. They received HUner
there and pcio tuken at about luiUO
o'clock to Twentieth mid 11 iitreota,
where they were liibt hccii.
When tho utorm raod outside, tho
three hunted tueii remained in the
Dlekinan home. A tolenliono call re
ceived at tho penitentiary drew tho
sheriff mid a iiohho, including Sam Me
lick and City Detective Schmltt to
Bonio liayHtackB about two blocka
from tho Dlekinan place. Tho Inform
nut of tho sheriff had neon three men
making toward tho Htaeks. Tho pohso
searched tho HtacltH and tho liumedl
ato vicinity. When tho searchers
wcro ehmiHted by their cffortH In tho
deep Btiow, mid decided that tho cluo
liad proved frultleHH, they dobatod
whether to proceed to tho Dlekinan
home, wIioho brilliantly lighted win
down a quarter of a mllu nway Invit
ed tliem, or to go an equal distance to
tho homo of Bishop Tlhon. It was do
elded to go to Tllien'a residence as it
waB known that thero was a telophono
there and the olllcera hopod to secure
ft train back to town.
The posse left at about 9 o'clock. At
10 o'clock tho three convlcta, tholr
prison garb covered from sight by
bluo overalls commandeered fro mtho
Dlckmans, hidden from sight In tho
Interior of u milk wagon driven by ono
of tho boya, atarted for Uio city. Be
foro leaving Mrs. Dlckmun was
warned:
"Now, no telephoning or calling for
help. If you do, tho llrat man who
Kcta hla la thia boy of yours. If you
tell tho pollco anything about this,
woTI get you." Tho terrlllcd woman
ogalii pioiniaed bIIciico.
On tho Journey to town tho con
vlcta talked about blowing up tho gov
crnor's mansion, but were dissuaded
by tho boy, who said that tho drifts
woro too deep, l-'iually tho overloaded
wagon was stuck in a drift at Twenty
third and Randolph Btreets,
Chief Hunger was returning from
Iho police station at about it o'clock.
Ho saw tho wagon in tho drift and
glimpsed tho boy driver in fiont. Ho
naked tho young man If ho needed
dp.
"Yes," said tho lad, a revolver
touching his ribs. Ho had been asked
who tho man appioachlng them was
mid had replied that it was tho chlof
of pollcrf
"You tell him who wo nro or that
wo'ro hero and you will go first and
Hunger after you," day told him.
Krom tho Inner recesses of tho milk
wagon tho revolver of "Snotty" C-ray,
'from whom Usher Ileilmau had prob
ably met death earlier In tho day,
covered tho chief. Luckily for him
ho did not sco tho men cowering be
hind tho drlver'B seat. Ho seized tho
heada of tho horses, led them past tho
worst of tho drift and then told tho
hoy that by proceeding up tho next
tnlloy ho bliould reach tho paved streets
, "Without encountering any drifts.
j Tho convicts witli their captured
vehicle took tho course which tho of
ficer of tho law had unknowlnclv
. ...v, .., nun minium iilgiy
, pointed out to them. They proceeded
jimivu Hum, uiuru uuriu mrouKii
fnii'ti titiil it. ..11.. u ..i.. .
town and llnally reached a lumber
yard near tho corner of Twentieth
and H streets near tho Rock Island
tracks.
Low Faret to Convention!.
Chicago. Kates to tho democratic
national convention In Ualtlmoro and
the republican national convention
hero havo been fixed nt 2 centa a
mile at a meeting of tho Central Pas
senger association.
Wichita, Kan. When tho city re
fused to repair a bad sidewalk that
had been Impassablo for two years,
twelve women laid a new walk with
brick aud mortar.
Lincoln Former County Treasurer
(W.llllnm McLaughlin of Lancaster
county died Saturday morning nt hla
homo here, nfter a long illness which
confined him to Ills bed for tho last six
months. Mr. McLaughlin was 72 years
of age. Ho has boon n resident of Lin
coln for nearly forty years, and ono of
tho best known resldonts of Lincoln.
Director General John Uarrott of
tho Pan-American union says tho
United States cannot bo too careful
In guiding Its olllclnl and popular ut
tltude towards Mexico.
TRAIL OF CONVICTS
T
Ml AGID
TECUM3EH 8UFFERINO FROM A
HARD COAL FAMINE.
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE
What It Going on Here and There
That It of Interest to the Read
er Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.
Lincoln Mrs, Vclla Scott, u young
turn ried woman employed ut tho Y. .M.
C. A. building aa telephone operator,
committed suicide Wednesday iilght
by swallowing tho contents of mi
ounco hottlo of embolic acid. Th
uct ia thought to bo tho teault of Ion
brooding over marital tumbles.
Coal Scarce at Tecumsch.
T'ecumsch Teciimaeh la surfcrlnj
from a hard coal lamliiu, thu dealun
having sold out tho present suppl)
long since. They lira endeavoring ti
gut a new supply, but so far wlthoir
result. At Cook, tun miles away, tin
dealera still haw coal, and Severn,
families have sent teams over frou
Tecumsch for a supply. A fotir-horBi
bobsled rig can make tho trip U
Cook mid leturu with a ton of coal U
a day.
Dropped Out of Sight.
llu clock Arthur G. Harris, resid
lug at Twenty-seventh and W streets
disappeared Wednesday, mid alnc
that time ho has neither beon heard
from nor aeen by friends. Ho wm
employed at tho Havelock shops ol
tho Darlington. Ho left homo at 0:11
Wednesday morning to go to work.
That was tho last seen of him.
Intane Over Religion.
Fremont Temporarily insano ovoi
religious subjects, .Morris ChrlateiiBou
a, car repairer, heated a poker till it
was red hot and then announced that
ho would kill his young wlfo and in
fant child. Mrs, Chrlstcnsen escaped
to tho homo of a neighbor with her
child.
Prlzet for Corn Growing.
Huttings Adams county boya will
grow corn this year If Inducements
count for anything. Threo separate
cash aero contests are open to them,
with tho entrance of tho offer of W.
II. Limning of this cltv. Anv bov
mny win first pfizo In all threo, a
total of about $145.
Clay Center Excelsior lodge, No
15, Knights of Pythias, hold a ban
quct hero in honor of tho twenty fifth
anniversary, nt which 1 10 covers wore
laid. The rink, whero tho banquel
wns held, was beautifully decorated
In tho lodgo colors.
NEWS FROM THE STATE HOUSE
Clyde Wright, stato secretary of tho
eoclallst party, has filed for governor
on that ticket.
Secretary Mellor of tho stato board
of agriculture has received a contract
from A. Llhorati for tho fourth en
gagement to bo filled by his troupe
of musicians nt tho Nebraska stato
fair.
Registrar Redmond of tho Wayne
state noi mnl school Is being talked
of for the democratic nomination for
tho lower llOUSO of Mm 1nirluli,,Pn
Mr. Redmond Is a former member of
the legislature, linvinir lmnn io,.tn,i
from Nemaha county four years ago.
Tho Xelnaska state board of health
has riieeceded In renewing reciprocal
relations with the South Dakota
board, uhoieby physicians who arc
examined mid licensed by tho No
braska liomd may bo admitted to cor
responding privileges in South Dakota
without fuilher examination.
Governor Aldrlch has, since his elec
tion to the olllco of governor, received
callers at any hour or tho dav and
frequently at night, but he finds that
ho cannot nttend to IiIb official cor
respondents if ho continues tills prac
tice He has announced that ho will
require one hour, from 0 to 10 in the
forenoon, to attend to correspondence.
Secretary of Stato Walt has received
n letter from Daniel Chester French,
the designer of the Abraham Lincoln
- """"'h nun UIO uroUZO 101111(1-
' erH '" hastened the work of casting
siaiue. stating that tho bronzo found
"'" UI,T iu win do completed the
4l(t4 i .. ft i.. t . ii
tutu Ut'l'K IN All' en Mmt Im ..
doubt of Its being ready to unveil
May 1.1 or earlier If the btato comtnls
filon desires an earlier liato.
State Superintendent Delzell ha
completed nil arrangements for Junloi
normal schools to bo held nt Alliance
Alma. Ilioken Row, Gonova, Mcfook
North Platte. O'Neill and Valentin
from .luno I! to July 20.
Those In ehargo of the campaign foi
raising n half million dollar endow-
ment ror tho Nebraska Wesleynn uni
versity havo ndopted an unique series
of letters which nro bolng reproduced
In the Lincoln daily papers. A con
certed nctlon of tho C 1.000 Methodists
of the state Is bolng planned.
By petition of fUlO voters fllod
with the secretary of state, tho name
of Victor Rosewater will go on the
primary ballot as candidate for repub
lican national committeeman. Mr.
Rosewater Is editor of the Omnha
Ueo, nnd a present member of the
committee on which his wtdo nc
nimlntnnco with public men hai
brought him Importnnt assignments
incluilli::' n place on tho exocutlvi
committee mu! on tho commltteo oi
arrangements for tho Chicago conven
Hon, Ills petition is the largest ovei
filed for this position
MARCH
if
(CuiOIIUtit.)
SEEKS LIFE OF ITALIAN KING
DANGER OF MONOPOLY IN WATER
POWER GRANTS.
Victor Emmanuel of Italy Target for
Assassin Dig Business Reach
ing Out for Water
Power.
Washington. Concentration of con
trol over water powers by largo Inter
esta In Important localltlea la increas
ing so rapidly that Herbert Knox
Smith, commissioner of corporations,
has reported to President Taft that
tho government should preserve title
to the remaining power sites aud de
velop them to prevent a posslblo
monopolization of public utility com
panies. Commissioner Smith directs
particular attention tp tho increasing
ulllllutlon of wutcr power concerns and
public service agencies, such as street
railway and lighting corporations, und
oftentimes banks as well. Tho connec
tion between such concerns ho regards
of serious public significance. Tho
concentration of control over water
powers, the commissioner declares, la
exercised partly by direct ownership
of stock, but mainly through interlock
ing directorates.
Attempt on Emmanuel'a Life.
Rome. A vnin attempt was mado
Thursday to assassinate King Victor
Emmanuel. Antonio Dalba, a youth
ful anarchist, who says ho belongs to
a'o band, fired three shots at tho mon
arch, but the latter was not Injured,
nor was Queen Helena, who was driv
ing with him in a closed carrlago to
attend a service commemorative of tho
birth of liis father, the lato King Hum
bert, who died in 1900 at tho hands of
an assassin. An olllcer of tho king's
guard. Major Lang, was wounded In
he head mid fell from his horse. A
iccond bullet went wild mid a third
3truck ono of the royal horses. An in
.'uriated populace fell upon Dalba and
neat him almost into insensibility, but
ho was finally rescued by tho pollco.
.Passengers Snow Bound.
Kagle, Neb. Mrs. W. J. llryan, In
company with a number of other pas
sengers, Is snowbound on a Missouri
Pacific passenger train threo miles
cast of here. George filon, tho wrest
ler, Is one of the passengers. The
train Is a double-header, and both en
gines nro dead and thero Is llttlo pos
sibility that the train will bo extricat
ed fiom the heavy drifts until the
storm lets up.
Federation of Federations.
Chicago. New plans have been com
pleted for the organization of a gigan
tic f (deration of all shop employes on
every western railroad under the sys
tem federation. Tho main organiza
tion will bo n federation of federations.
A meeting at which this organization
will be perfected will bo held In Kan
sas City, April l"i.
For Bridge at Sioux City.
Washington. Congressman Ste
phens has introduced a bill providing
for the construction of n bridgo across
tho Missouri river at South Sioux
City.
Wnshlngton Congressman Stephens
has introduced a bill to glvo tho court
of claims Jurisdiction over tho claim
of tho Nebraska Santeo Sioux Indi
ana for their annuities duo them un
der tholr treaties with tho govern
ment. These clnlma havo been pend
ing beforo tho department of congress
for innny years, and it Is tho deslro of
tho committee on Indian affairs of tho
house nnd sennto to havo tho mattor
sottled. Tho bill is similar to ono now
pending beforo tho senate
Will Bunch the Dynamite Catea.
Indianapolis, Intl. All tho defend
ants Indicted for violation of federal
statutes governing transportation of
explosives must go to trial In ono caso
on October 1. according to tho final
ruling of Judgo A. 1). Anderson.
To Fight for Restoration.
Peking. Go'ieral Sheng Yuan, who
under tho empire held tho post of gov
ernor of tho province of Shen-SI la
marching nt tho head of 10,000 troops
from tho provlnco of Knnsti to Poking
to restore the emperor to tho throno.
WINDS
.PREPARING FOR A COAL FAMINE
TO STOP INFRACTION OF PRES
ENT NEUTRALITY LAWS.
Eastern Concerns Storing Vast Quan
tities of Coal United States no
Place for Revolutionists
Oppose Free Sugar.
Washington. Revolutions, filibuster
lug expeditions or tho promotion of do
mestic violence in any country in pan
America heieafter may not hope for
war supplies of any description from
tho United States. This principle, pro
claimed in a concurrent resolution
adopted by the senate at the instance
of President Taft, Is practically cer
tain to bo passed by tho house. Though
aimed primarily to meet the inade
quacies of the present neutrality laws
to which the Mexican government
called the president's attention, tho
resolution when put Into effect will
empower the president to prohibit at
his discretion, through the lssunnco
of a proclamation, the exportation of
munitions of war to any country with
which the United States is at peace.
Getting Ready for Coal Strike.
Pittsburg, Pa. Railroads and manu
facturing companies, In anticipation ol
a suspension of mining operations In
tltn l.ltutnltmllc nrkfll .Hott-lnta nf WPflt
ern Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio and
West Virginia, April 1, when tho ex
isting agreement with tho united mine
workers of America will expire, nre
gathering vast stores of coal. Mines
nro being worked to capacity and coal
Is being hauled to convenient points
In such quantities as to create a car j
shortage, which further aggravates tho i
situation. In consequence of the heavy
demand, prices are soaring nnd mlno j
run coal which early in the week sold
at $1X0 a ton at tho mine, aro now
bringing $1.75, with no promise of lm I
mediate delivery. '
Will Oppose Freo Sugar Bill.
Washington. Republican members i
y. uiw nwitrnj uviii th v.utiti i,iiiiiv.tvi-v
Wednesday to discuss tho bubject of
tho pending sugar schedulo nnd to de
termine what action should bo taken.
It was not formal In character, no vote
being taken. Tho trend of opinion ns
expressed by those In attendance was
that they would oppose the passage of
' the free sugar schedule. It Is un
derstood that all Nebraska republi
can members will tnko this stand.
While making no statement for publi
cation each of tho threo so expresset
himself.
Morrill, Neb. Settlors under tho
government cnnal aro now paying tho
$1 per acre lflll maintenance charge.
It Is boileved that this Is all tho pay
ment that will bo required ueroro. Do
comber 1. 1912. Conservative business
men of this community bcllovo that
not more than fifty settlers will bo
unnblo to meet this requirement and
havo tholr claims cancelled after
March 15.
Washington. Tho houso commltteo
on Judiciary has completed Its antl-ln-Junction
bill, nnd will report it to tho
house. This bill will bo submitted by
Chnlrman Chnyton as tho democratlo
position on Injunction legislation urged
by laborers for many years.
London. That a thousand decapl
tatlons havo taken plnco at Pekln and'
Tlen-Tsln in tho past week Is oftlcially
admitted, says a Pekln dispatch to tho
Dally Telegraph. Only tho brush of
Gustnvo Doro could do Justice to tho
hideous plcturo tho streets present.
Uodlcs lie in groups In ngonlzed atti
tudes, tho heads, literally hacked off.
ying where they rolled. The very mules
nnd ponies snort nnd refuso to ap
proach tho torrlblo objects, ovor wblcl)
the rabblo stands and gloats.
Confirm Judge Pitney.
Washington. Mnhlon Pitney, chan-.
cellor of tho stato of New Jersey, Prcs-,
Idont Taft's nominee to succeed the
lato Justice Harlan on tho supremo
court bunch has been confirmed by the
sonato by a oto of 50 to 20. JubUco
Pitney will conio to Washington Mon
day.
Still Paying Expenses.
New York. Tho Standnrd Oil com
pany of Nebraska Wednesday doclnred
a stock dividend on 2,000 shares of 33
1-3 per cent.
BRIEF NEWS OF NEBRASKA
The Keith county fair will bo held
at Ogalalla. September 2, 25 and 20.
Lincoln is to havo a city mnrkct.
The women of Rosnllo have organ
Izcd a woman's club.
Peter Zumbruin, a gardner farmei
living near Columbus, was bitten by a
Jog and died within thirty minutes.
Clarkson Tho old commercial club
at Clarkson, which lias been dormant
tho las, fivo yeara, lias been revived.
The village council litis passed an
ordinance fixing a fine of $25 on any
person conducting a dance hall In
Peru,
The Farmers' Klevntor of Nellgh
bus closed up business for the year
and declared u dividend of 10 per
sent.
Th? Rev. Mr. Pugsley, called the
"Canadian Cyclone," is holding suc
cessful meetings at thu Baptist chinch
ut Wayne.
Tlie Gurtihon Methodist Hplscopal
Sunday school haa rented a bulldiUK
which will be used as a reading mid
rest room.
William Spradllng, an old resident
of Auburn, was found dead in his
room, death having resulted from
heart failure.
A hard coal famine has struck To
sumach. Th dealera have completely
exhausted their supplies mid say they
sun get no more.
An epidemic of ehlckenpox prevails
at Oxford. No severe cases hao oc
curred, and comparatively llttlo other
sickness prevails.
Parties from Iowa are negotiating
with tho Pawnee City Commercial club
for tho building of a modem ilroproof
hotel for that placo.
Ike Ilower. a tanner living several
miles bouth of Kalrbury, shut a largo
American eagle measuring seven feet
from tip to tii of wing.
Wymoro claims to havo tho cham
pion egg sucker of the state Harry
Campbell who ato twenty-four raw
eggs at ono sitting recently.
Tho city of lloldregu will vote on
tho liquor Issue as a result of a peti
tion signed by eighty leading business
men presented to the city council.
, While playing around a building
under construction nt Oinnlia. Wilbur
Salem, agetl fourteen, was struck on
tho head by a falling timber and
killed.
Driven to despondency through his
Inability to find work, Aloxander Hern
stein, nn lS-yenr-old Omaha boy, shot
himself through the head at his home,
lying instantly.
Mrs. Cyius Dlack, wifo of former
Stato Representative Illack, editor of
tho Enterprise, died nt her homo at
Hickman after a lingering Illness from
Drlght's disease.
As a result of a series of revival
meetings at Deatricc, in ehargo of
Rev. Mr. Lowry, 5S1 converto pro
fessed religion. The total attendance
amounted to 63,000.
After having been without a minis
ter for a year, tho Christian church at
Plattsmouth has called the Rev. A. L.
Zlnk, who was a pastor at Colorado
City, to tho ehargo.
Tho ladies' aid society of the First
Presbyterian church of Alliance has
decided to remodel tho kitchen and
church parlors and aro giving a berles
of suppers to defray the cxponso of1
tho work.
Special services were held at all of
tho four Protestant churches at Fair- I
bury, Sunday evening, for railroad
men. Special music was given. Each
minister preached special bormons on
railroad life.
Cotnor university won the triangular
dobato held by Donne, Uellovuo and
Cottier. This Is tho second year con
secutively that Cotnor has won and
makes tho third Inter-colleglnto vic
tory in tills lino of work this year
without defeat.
Students of tho Grand Island col
lego will undertake, with the assist
ance of some experienced workmen,
to build a gymnasium of cement
blocks GO.xSO feot in dimension. Work
la to bo commenced as soon as the
snow Is off the ground.
A petition signed by over nlno hun
dred Lincoln citizens has been filed
with tho boa id of education asking
that tho teaching of fierman bo start
ed in some of tho ward schools next
fall and that this matter be considered
in connection with next year's budget.
Tho fifty Oregon trail markers or
dered by tho last legislature uro now
completed and will be set in placo as
soon ns the weather permits. An ad
ditional twenty-llvo markers aro being
planned nnd will bo placed some time
during tho summer. Tho shafts aro
all alike, each ono bearing tho Inscrip
tion, "Oregon Trail, marked by the
Uato of Nebraska, 1012."
A largo power cannl will bo con
structed by Lincoln capitalists on the
Loup river In Nnnco and Platto coun
ties, and power stations established
at Genoa and Columbus.
Last year proved so successful to
growers of sugar beets around ScottB
Bluff that tho field men for tho factory
aro thla year swamped with applica
tions for acreage. Last year thero
was about 11,000 acres grown, nnd
this year there la already 15,000 acres
signed up, with others still looking
for available lands.
Ton deeds to farms wero filed with
tho county recorder at Nebraska City
in ono day, tho total consideration
being $110,820. They woro all farms
In Otoo county. This Is tho largest
day n real cstato transfers mado In
tho county In some tlmo.
In order that tho teachers who at
tend tho annual convention of tho E.
C. N. T. A. may visit tho Fremont
schools nnd see tlfV'm in operation, tho
spring vacation, which was sot for tho
last weok Th March, will bo postponed
till tho first week In April. Visiting
teachers will bo Invited to Inspoct tho
schools Thursday, March 23
Summer Wear.
Patrick worketl for a notorlouslr
stingy boss and lost no chanco to
lot tho fact be known. Once a wag
gish friend, wishing to twit him, re
marked: "Pat, 1 hear your boss Just gave
you a brad-new suit of clothes."
"No," said Pat, "only pnr-rt of
tuit."
"What part?"
"Tho sleeves Iv tho vest!"
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Miirlnn r.ye ltcmcd.v. No Htimrtltic FceU
Klnc Aultt ynlrldv. Try It for Itnl, Wiuk.
Wat pry Kjph ntnl Oniiiuliitt-ri KyclMs. Illut-trnU-il
Hook In rnrh rnuknvc. Murine U
C(imiiirnlpc by our VimiIIm lint a "Putrtil MM
Icllm" hut tiul In iircnsftil I'liyMcliinv l'rao
Ilco for timtir y-ir. Now iliulli-nn-il In tho I'nb
In mill aolil Lit linik-iild at 'iV an. I Mk- pur llottla.
lurltio K)o S.ilvu In .Aii-plti! '1 noes, iio arid tue.
Murlno Eyo Romody Co., Chicago
A Diplomat.
-Don't ask a girl for a kiss un
less "
"Unless you wnnt ono?"
"No, unless you don't."
When the Millennium romps Gnrflcld Te
tnd Holy Cliurou will not bo louder needed.
A woman rcldom cats If there U
anything else for her to do.
Needs No Paint
No After Trouble or Expense
First Cost Last Cost
When you want a durable, attrac
tive and inexpensive roofing that
will protect your building? from tho
sun, rain, snow, hail, wind, fire and
lighlninq something different from
tho ordinary prepared roofing that
requires frequent painting and re
pairing, ASK YOUR
DEALER F.OR
"Triple Asphalt Coated"
"Mica Plattd"
ITm stood tho "Teat of llmo" under
tliomost ecro cllmatlo condition.
Put up In rolls ot 103 q.
It. with ilne-coatMl. pal
vanlteil nalK cement unci
Illustrated illroetlonfllieet.
Hot eamnlci anil our II
Imtrated tiooktetii. "Gal-va-nitn
Qualltlet'' nil
' rhe Inside of An Out
side Proposition."
FORDMFG.CO.
UU Paul, St. LouU,
CdIcaot. Omaha,
l&uuaa City
Splendid Crops
In Saskatchewan (WtsUrn Canada)
800 Bushols from 20 acres)
ot wneut wai tne tnresuer
return from Lloyd
I minster farm in th
season of 1910. Many
fields in that at well
other dUtrlcts yield
ed from 25 to 35 bu
shela of wheat to the
acre. Other grains in
proportion.
URGE PROFITS
nre thus derived
from lh FHr, K
IIO M KM i: A! LANDS
uf Western Conniln.
This fiiullrm klKuvlnn rantes
prli'im tn advance Lund values
slmiild doulilolnmo yearn time.
llniln grow liiir.inlM"! fiirnt
lug urn nil prolliuliln. Tree
I loiiiufttr-mlft nf 1 (10 uirci nro
to hit hud In the ry liest
ilMtrlrMt lllo n ru iru-oini
tloimiit ftll.OO jiuriH re with
in certain urean. St liuouunil
(hiiiilun In iery "utllc
lmnf, (llitiiitn unexcelled,
(.nil tlierlrheMt: litioil. MHter
mill lull lUlnjf uiuterlal
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Ir or particulars s to location,
low tcitlrrs' rullitar rates nnd
(IriorlptlMi UliiMtutrd pumpbloU
"list llest WVst." and otlmr In
formation, wrlm to Hnp't of Imtnl
unitlnn, Ottuna, Canada, or to
Canadian Uurtmimcnt, Agent.
W. V. UENNETT
Room 4 Bi Bid. Omaha, Nik.
PI rasa wrlto to ttio agent nesrsst yon
mi;, cuiiir ruiBiiiK mum imirj
' Sow Salzer's, La Crosse, Wis. Seeds
Nebraska Directory
RUPTURE
CURED in a few dayi
without nabi or a sur
gical operation. No pay until cured. Writ
Ult. WltAY, 307 Ueo IIIiIr., Omaha, Neb.
WESLEY AN HOSPITAL
Pit u ut fd In hc.iiitlful rrslclonciiMihurb nf Lincoln.
Ill's t uf ram fur MKIUUAL, Ull MJIUlIUALcusea.
t'UUi COUPS Ut' MIKrtUS and pli)hU'luns In a?
tendancn. For full Information, Inquiry 11. 11. Saw
lur, M. D l'lijMdun in tluirgu, Lincoln, Itobnulu.
THEPAXTON
HOTEL
Omaha, Nebraska
EIIRnPFAN i IN
KooniH from J I. IX) up Hlnijlc, 75 centa up double.
CAFE PRICES REASONABLE
AUCTIONEER
Auctioneers are not all
altkn. Homo aro mnch bat
ter than allien. The bettsr
Urn iiiictlouexr the largsr
yourclu'tk. Tliebestsoll'ng
servlio colts jruu nn more
than the poorest. There'
pro tit, sccurllr und satisfac
tion In doing biiMneas with
Z.H. IIKANHON, Llnlutk
sad Itrtl K,Ula larlloixr. It
ln Kiprlee, L1H0L3, ala.
Lincoln Sanitarium
Sulplio Saline Springs
Located on our own premises and used In tho
Natural Mineral Water
Baths
Unsurpassed in the treatment ol
Rheumatism
Heart, Stomach, Kldne, and Liver Diseases
MODERATE CHARGES, ADDRESS
DR. O. W. EVERETT, Mr.
1405 M Btroot Lincoln, Neb.
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